The average yearly temperature is 20-20 celsius and 70-80 farhenheit. Average yearly precipitation is 150cm. and 60in. Additional abiotic factors are: dirt, sand, water, rocks, and clouds.
Biotic factors:
Each category includes general description , an adaptation, and a picture
Adaptation: Sheds excess water, allows waxy surfaces to run off water, and discourages bacteria and fungi. Producer:Prop roots Adaptation: HELPS support plants in the shallow soil. Producer:Plant collecting rainwater Adaptation: Collects rainwater into central reservior. ` Producer:Epiphytic orchids Adaptation: Host plants, absorbs minerals, and absorb water from atmosphere. Producer:Bromeliads Adaptation: Collecting water from their hair and live on other plant
HERBIVORES
Blue bird of paradise Adaptation: Males hang upside down fanning out their wings to impress the females. Raggina Fig.1Gorillas in rain forest photographer unknown knhttp://www.awf.org/content/wildlife/detail/mountaingorilla? print=trueown Adaptation: Males clap wings, shake feathers, and head to attract females. Hoatzin Adaptation: Let out a smelly odor to scare away their enimies; claws on the end of each wing for climbing and clinging to branches. CARNIVORES Ocelot Adaptation: It's coat of strips and spots enable it to hide among bushes and trees. Panther Adaptation: An aglie climber and often STALKS monkies in trees. Tiger Adaptation: Hunts at night with it's sharp vision and keen hearing. OMNIVORES Coati Adaptation: Sniffs and digs in search fro food. Kinkajou Adaptation: Hides in tree holes during the day and comes out at night to feed. Tasier Adaptation: Long hind legs to help it to jump high to catch prey; soft pads on its fingers and toes help it to grasp branches while climbing. SCAVENGERS Harry Eagles Tityra
Biome Description:
Characteristics of biome are clearly and thoroughly described:
Abiotic Factors:
- Climate
- Rainfall Average temp
- Additional abiotic factor
Rainforest
- Picture
The average yearly temperature is 20-20 celsius and 70-80 farhenheit. Average yearly precipitation is 150cm. and 60in. Additional abiotic factors are: dirt, sand, water, rocks, and clouds.Fig.1 Rainforest water photograph unknown http://www.biologyjunction.com/ecology_notes_bi.htm
23 February 2012
Biotic factors:
Each category includes general description , an adaptation, and a pictureProducer:Drip- tips
Adaptation: Sheds excess water, allows waxy surfaces to run off water, and discourages bacteria and fungi.
Producer:Prop roots
Adaptation: HELPS support plants in the shallow soil.
Producer:Plant collecting rainwater
Adaptation: Collects rainwater into central reservior. `
Producer:Epiphytic orchids
Adaptation: Host plants, absorbs minerals, and absorb water from atmosphere.
Producer:Bromeliads
Adaptation: Collecting water from their hair and live on other plant
HERBIVORES
Blue bird of paradise
Adaptation: Males hang upside down fanning out their wings to impress the females.
Raggina
Fig.1Gorillas in rain forest photographer unknown
knhttp://www.awf.org/content/wildlife/detail/mountaingorilla? print=trueown
Adaptation: Males clap wings, shake feathers, and head to attract females.
Hoatzin
Adaptation: Let out a smelly odor to scare away their enimies; claws on the end of each wing for climbing and clinging to branches.
CARNIVORES
Ocelot
Adaptation: It's coat of strips and spots enable it to hide among bushes and trees.
Panther
Adaptation: An aglie climber and often STALKS monkies in trees.
Tiger
Adaptation: Hunts at night with it's sharp vision and keen hearing.
OMNIVORES
Coati
Adaptation: Sniffs and digs in search fro food.
Kinkajou
Adaptation: Hides in tree holes during the day and comes out at night to feed.
Tasier
Adaptation: Long hind legs to help it to jump high to catch prey; soft pads on its fingers and toes help it to grasp branches while climbing.
SCAVENGERS
Harry Eagles
Tityra